^Ir. W, L. Distant on rynliocoiidaj. 41 



alxloniiiial segments bltick ; apical joint of the antennas 

 stramineous. 



Pronotum n-itli the anterior lobe anteriorly and posteriorly 

 defined by a linear series of eoarse punctures, posterior pro- 

 notal lobe and the corium thickly punctate, lateral margins of 

 the |)ronotum and corium imi)unctate ; anterior femora robust, 

 spined beneath ; eyes })rominent. 



Long. 11 millim. 



Ildh. Nilgiri District: Utakamand (Atkinson Coll., Brit, 

 ilus.). 



Genus Syncrotus. 

 Syncrotus amahiUs. 

 Evlatops amabilis, Walk. Cat. Het. vi. p. 26. n. L") (187;3). 



Genus Census. 

 CencPMS semiflavus, sp. n. 



Head, antenna^, pronotum, scutellum, base of lateral 

 margin to corium, sternum, and legs very pale sanguineous; 

 posterior margin of pronotum, corium, and abdomen beneath 

 pale ochraceous ; apical joint of antenna, anterior area of 

 pronotum, basal margin of scutellum, rostrum, apical joint o£ 

 the tarsi, and margins of sternal segments black ; membrane 

 pale greyish. Corium somewhat thickly punctate; remaining 

 upper surface practically impunctate ; lateral pronotal margins 

 distinctly recurved. 



Long. 8-10 millim. 



llah. East Africa: lluwenzori [Scott Elliot, Brit. Mus.). 



Genus Pyrrhopeplus. 

 Pyrrhopeplus pictus, sp. n. 



Pale ochraceous ; anterior area and lateral margins of pro- 

 notum, scutellum, lateral margins of corium, connexivum, 

 lateral sternal margins, coxa;, and femora testaceous or very 

 dark ochraceous; antennje, discal margins of central lobe and 

 basal margin of head, anterior and posteiior margin of ante- 

 rior raised area of pronotum, basal margin of scutellum, a 

 rounded spot on corium near anterior angle, margins of in- 

 cisures to sternum and abdomen, a central fascia to head 

 beneath, tibia?, and tarsi black. 



Pronotum and scutellum somewhat darkly punctate ; head 

 and anterior transverse disk of pronotum impunctate, the 

 last with its black margins thickly and coarselv j)unctate. 



